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Samsung Galaxy Book S leapfrogs Surface Neo for ‘world’s first’ feature

Samsung Galaxy Book S leapfrogs Surface Neo for ‘world’s first’ feature

Posted on October 30, 2019 By Jarvis

The upcoming Samsung Galaxy Book S has been confirmed to be the world’s first device to feature Intel’s new Lakefield processor.

Lakefield is a new hybrid processor from Intel, looking to directly rival the likes of Snapdragon which specialises in powering small devices such as tablets and smartphones.
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